I've been excited for school to start because I'll have time to reorganize the closets and storage spaces and dressers. I decided to start with the pantry. Since this space is used several times daily, it has been bothering me the most. I discovered it's very difficult to photograph a pantry.
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| It's a corner shaped pantry, this is the left side. Don't judge. |
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| This is the right side. No, we don't eat very healthy. Don't judge. |
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| When the kids got home from school Naiya immediately wanted in on the action. |
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| My kitchen looked like this for 2 days. :( |
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But, it was worth it. I'm happy with the end result, and it was so worth the money I invested into getting baskets and shelves to make it easier to find everything. I have seen many pantry makeovers in which everything was put into cute little clear containers and labeled accordingly. This was not for me. I wanted everything kept in its original package. This is the after shot:

Hmm, looking at that picture it looks just as messy as before. But trust me, it's not. I wasn't compltely disorganized before, there were very definite sections for baking items, cereal, cans, crackers, etc. But some spaces needed a lot of work, like the spot where I would toss the marshmallows. I found 7 open bags and 2 unopened bags. I must have thought we were out and bought more, or the kids would open a new bag to make smores in the microwave. Or, Darin would bring home half a bag after a campout. They simply multiplied without me even noticing So yeah, now I know exactly how many bags of marshmallows I have.
Ideally, I would have loved to have painted the inside before filling it back up, but with the Keiths on their way, I didn't have time. A project for another day.
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